As an Electrical Project Manager for Chevron, I provided effective project management and engineering in the development and execution of fit-for-purpose Power Distribution System for new oil and gas facilities in Kazakhstan which is the largest construction project in the world worth over $55 B.

As Power System Engineer, I oversaw power system operations and engineering design for Chevron’s Business Units worldwide to include delivery of philosophies, design, analysis, and calculations for electrical automation components. I reinforced company’s strategic planning and factory model initiatives by developing standards for electrical equipment including configurations, schematics, and procedures. Seen as Subject Matter Expert for power automation systems. A few key accomplishments include: - Deployed high-quality Power Management and Load Shedding technical training program for electrical and controls engineers world-wide, increasing technical competency as well as company-wide power systems organizational capability. - Spearheaded switchgear replacement project as Electrical Automation lead. Delivered functional design specifications, execution strategy, cost estimates, and schedule development to ensure safe and cost-efficient engineering design. - Maximized Chevron facility reliability and safety by building ETAP models and performing short circuit and arc flash analysis. Centrally operated and maintained simulation systems for Chevron Electrical Power System facilities worldwide.

As Control Systems Engineer, I designed, developed, and implemented solutions for large capital projects that control Chevron’s dynamic facility systems and operations to include PCN and IT infrastructure. Collaborated with PCN security and IT teams to improve automation security and address operational shortfalls and functional integrations.